Santa Fe
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Santa Fe (Spanish; 'holy faith') or Santa Fé (Portuguese; 'holy faith') may refer to:
Places
Argentina
Santa Fe, Argentina
Santa Fe Province
Bolivia
Santa Fe de Yapacaní
Santa Fe (Oruro)
Brazil
Bonito de Santa Fé
Santa Fé de Goiás
Santa Fé de Minas
Santa Fé do Araguaia
Santa Fé do Sul
Santa Fé, Paraná
Chile
Santa Fe (fort), near the island of Diego Diaz
Colombia
Santa Fe, Bogotá
Santa Fe de Antioquia
Santa Fe de Ralito
Cuba
Santa Fe, Havana
Santa Fe, Isle of Youth
Ecuador
Santa Fe Island, one of the Galápagos Islands
Honduras
Santa Fe, Colón
Santa Fe, Ocotepeque
Mexico
Santa Fe, Mexico City
Santa Fe de la Laguna
Panama
Santa Fe, Darién
Santa Fe District
Santa Fe, Veraguas
Philippines
Santa Fe, Cebu
Santa Fe, Leyte
Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya
Santa Fe, Romblon
Spain
Santa Fe de Mondújar
Santa Fe del Penedès
Santa Fe, Granada
United States
New Mexico or Nuevo México, US state formerly Santa Fe de Nuevo México
Santa Fe de Nuevo México, a former province of New Spain and territory of Mexico (1598–1848)
Santa Fe, New Mexico, state capital
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Santa Fe River (New Mexico)
Rancho Santa Fe, California
Santa Fe, Oakland, California
Santa Fe Springs, California
Lake Santa Fe, Alachua County, Florida
Santa Fe River (Florida)
Santa Fe Township, Clinton County, Illinois
New Santa Fe, Indiana
Santa Fe, Miami County, Indiana
Santa Fe, Spencer County, Indiana
Santa Fe, Missouri
Santa Fe, Ohio
Santa Fe, Oklahoma
Santa Fe, Tennessee
Santa Fe, Texas
Terrenos Santa Fe, Texas
Arts and entertainment
Music
Santa Fe (group), a musical trio
"Santa Fe" (Bellamy Brothers song), a 1988 single by The Bellamy Brothers
"Santa-Fe" (Bob Dylan song), a 1967 song by Bob Dylan
"Santa Fe", a song from the 1990 Jon Bon Jovi album Blaze of Glory
"Santa Fe", a song from the 2011 album The Rip Tide by Beirut
"Santa Fe", a song from the musical Newsies
"Santa Fe", a song from the musical Rent
Other uses in arts and entertainment
Santa Fe (film), a 1951 Western starring Randolph Scott
Santa Fe (book), a 1991 photo book by Kishin Shinoyama
Sports
CD Santa Fe, a Spanish football club
Colón de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club
Independiente Santa Fe, a Colombian football club
Unión de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club
Transportation
Hyundai Santa Fe, a sport utility vehicle
Ships
ARA Santa Fe, the name of several ships of the Argentine navy
SS Santa Fé (1921), a German cargo ship, sunk in the Black Sea in 1943
SS Santa Fe (1943), a Liberian and Chilean Liberty ship, sunk in 1967
USS Santa Fe, the name of two US Navy ships
Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, often known as just Santa Fe, US
Chili Line, or Santa Fe Branch, US (1880s–1941)
Santa Fe Southern Railway, New Mexico, US (1992–present)
2-10-2, the "Santa Fe" type wheel arrangement
People
Gerónimo de Santa Fe (fl. 1400–1430), Spanish Christian convert, physician and writer
Enrique Marzal Santafé (1940–2025), Spanish clothing designer
Saint Faith, French 3rd century saint
Other uses
Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, a hotel at Disneyland Resort Paris
Santa Fe Abbey, a former monastery in Zaragoza, Spain
Santa Fe College, in Florida, U.S.
Santa Fe Community College, in New Mexico, U.S.
See also
All pages with titles beginning with Santa Fe
All pages with titles beginning with Santa Fé
Saint Faith
Sainte-Foy (disambiguation)
Santa Fe High School (disambiguation)
Santa Fe Depot (disambiguation)
Santa Fe Station (disambiguation)
Santa Fe Trail (disambiguation)
Santa Fe Independent School District v.
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